Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 13:24 - Nov 9 with 5975 views | tractordownsouth | 1) Peep Show 2) Inbetweeners 3) Gavin and Stacey | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 22:22 - Nov 9 with 1768 views | deaddogsmoking | Toast of London. Ideal. Uncle. | | | |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 23:23 - Nov 9 with 1731 views | NW10_Tractor | Does Father Ted Count??? | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 23:30 - Nov 9 with 1729 views | Dubtractor | Spaced (first series was 99 but I'm considering it as 00s for second series) Peep Show The Office | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 02:14 - Nov 10 with 1691 views | Superblue95 |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 23:23 - Nov 9 by NW10_Tractor | Does Father Ted Count??? |
BBC so yes and what a great shout | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 07:52 - Nov 10 with 1655 views | Sharkey | Saxondale | | | |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 09:17 - Nov 10 with 1627 views | WeWereZombies | Mum Stella Back to Life Cuckoo all deserve a mention, best three of those mentioned so far Fleabag Uncle The Thick of It [edit] Friday Night Dinner [edit] And one mentioned afterwards: Extras [Post edited 11 Nov 2019 6:36]
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 09:40 - Nov 10 with 1617 views | solemio | Do classic repeats from pre-2000 count? Repeats of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister and even Dad's Army. Maybe I'm a stupid boy. | | | |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 10:37 - Nov 10 with 1597 views | baxterbasics | Spaced Extras That’s all I’ve got. | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 20:07 - Nov 10 with 1534 views | Romeo4 |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 02:14 - Nov 10 by Superblue95 | BBC so yes and what a great shout |
I had discounted Father Ted as it was the 90s. Therefore for me it’s Peep Show IT Crowd Catastrophe | | | |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 21:15 - Nov 10 with 1528 views | tractordownsouth |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 09:17 - Nov 10 by WeWereZombies | Mum Stella Back to Life Cuckoo all deserve a mention, best three of those mentioned so far Fleabag Uncle The Thick of It [edit] Friday Night Dinner [edit] And one mentioned afterwards: Extras [Post edited 11 Nov 2019 6:36]
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I forgot about Uncle, I enjoyed that one. | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 21:29 - Nov 10 with 1524 views | Reuser_is_God |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 14:18 - Nov 9 by Lamp | Get rid of Gavin & Stacey and replace with Phoenix Nights |
It’s a 20 foot cock & balls man. | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 21:36 - Nov 10 with 1520 views | peterleeblue | Still Open all Hours Upstart Crow Not Going Out | | | |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 21:53 - Nov 10 with 1513 views | Dubtractor |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 21:29 - Nov 10 by Reuser_is_God | It’s a 20 foot cock & balls man. |
It's only got one eye...... | |
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 22:27 - Nov 10 with 1487 views | north_stand77 | I think Young Offenders is quite funny. Also Plebs and Friday Night Dinner | | | |
Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 09:19 - Nov 11 with 1407 views | wkj | 1) Spaced 2) IT Crowd 3) Garth Merenghi's Dark Place hon mentions to: Peep show, The Good Place (claiming it for our own because Jameela Jamil), Toast of London, House of Fools and Malcolm in the Middle (a.k.a The Thick of It), and Prime Minister's Questions. [Post edited 11 Nov 2019 9:27]
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Your favourite 3 British sitcoms since 2000 on 08:31 - Nov 19 with 1285 views | WeWereZombies | Apologies for my earlier 'thumbs up' for 'Extras', I actually meant the Stephen Mangan / Tamsin Greig vehicle 'Episodes' - not that 'Extras' was not good but 'Episodes', when it was aired by the BBC, was top notch. Just checked it on Wikipedia and apparently there have been five series but the Beeb have not been involved in the latter ones, shame. | |
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